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Thestor, son of Enops, sits huddled in his chariot without the reins; Patroclus hooks his jaw and teeth with a spear, drags him gaping over the car rim, throws him face-down, and he dies while falling.
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“Thestor son of Enops, who was sitting all huddled up in his chariot, for he had lost his head and the reins had been torn out of his hands. Patroclus went up to him and drove a spear into his right jaw; he thus hooked him by the teeth and the spear pulled him over the rim of his car, as one who sits at the end of some jutting rock and draws a strong fish out of the sea with a hook and a line— even so with his spear did he pull Thestor all gaping from his chariot; he then threw him down on his face and he died while falling.”